The myo Clinic

08/29/2024

https://www.cureus.com/articles/278504-myoactivation-a-structured-assessment-and-therapeutic-process-for-adolescents-with-myofascial-dysfunction-and-chronic-low-back-pain-a-case-series?utm_medium=email&utm_source=transaction #!/

Introduction Myofascial dysfunction is a significant, but often unrecognized, contributor to chronic low back pain (CLBP). myoActivation is an innovative method that utilizes a structured assessment and therapeutic process to recognize and manage myofascial dysfunction and pain. Since 2017, the Brit...

08/23/2024

08/23/2024

People don't often realize how much the external musculature around the chest wall affects the ability to breathe. While puffers and medications can help relieve bronchospasm, releasing the muscles can also contribute to better chest expansion and ease in breathing.

08/20/2024

We are often being asked for evidence and research to back up myoActivation. There is an extremely large body of evidence to support Trigger point injections, Scar release through needling, myofascial release through manual therapies and the effects on the body. myoActivation incorporates all of this into one. We now have a growing body of evidence specifically for myoActivation and I've added a research section to our website so that you can take a look :

Scientific support pertinent to myoActivation: A form of trigger point needle therapy for chronic pain and mobility restrictions.

06/24/2024

https://youtu.be/3uK92zS8qq8?si=MmcBcfuMiwAQXqT6

At this moment, a global revolution in anatomical research is underway, fundamentally changing our understanding of the human body.This revolution centers ar...

06/15/2022

We are hiring !

Ideal candidates would be students wanting to get into med-school, and wanting to gain experience in clinical settings.

The opportunity to sit in on consultations and improve on anatomy knowledge.

Flexible work hours.

Please forward your C.V. to info@myoclinic.ca

06/08/2022

I just saw a scoliosis angle of rotation reduce by half. We didn’t expect that degree of change. We were both pleasantly surprised. So much of what we’re taught as Medical students is based on archaic assumptions and on the end product of a process that’s not understood.

Bones and joints are blamed for the actions of muscles. Mind blowing. She’s over 60 years old- what a different life she would have had if her muscles had been released before she started growing.